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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
I grew up with fake Maple Syrup (high fructose corn syrup), so when I first tried REAL maple syrup as an adult, I preferred the fake, thick corn product over the genuine watery, ultra sweet tree product.
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
This isn't as useful as it sounds, unless we know that Claude efficiently spends tokens using this harness
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Opus 4.6 will still help with full pentesting including RCE. Just requires coaxing (no jailbreak)
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
Great research. Thanks for sharing
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by sciencejerk 4mo ago
What kind of malware are we talking about here? On a non-rooted phone?
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by sciencejerk 5mo ago
Probably had a friend do it for him
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by sciencejerk 5mo ago
With severe weaponized autism, the help of several people involved, thousands of dollars spent, and countless hours wasted, we present you the largest world download project ever Never underestimate the power of severe weaponized autism!
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by sciencejerk 5mo ago
How?
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by sciencejerk 5mo ago
The article links the Rhodium site archive, which hosts recipes and chemistry lab setup for making P2P precursor and the real stuff
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by sciencejerk 5mo ago
Thanks for this comment. This is a bipartisan movement
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by sciencejerk 5mo ago
> Why people in America do not want to earn more money from commissions? It's not easy money. It's reputationally risky money, that requires EXPENSIVE moderation, defensive litigation potentially fraught with fraud and chargeba
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by sciencejerk 5mo ago
My family (unfortunately) uses InstaCart and probably 15% of items are a shitty "replacement" "not what I wanted". For time sensitive items, having the shitty replacement item NOW is better than having to wait for the &q
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by sciencejerk 5mo ago
Or human engineers limiting AI-consumable documentation to improve job security!
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by sciencejerk 6mo ago
Yep
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by sciencejerk 6mo ago
How did you make the transition to working for yourself? Genuinely curious
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by sciencejerk 6mo ago
The decline of intellectually stimulating work is nothing to celebrate, nor is a sort of machine-driven natural selection
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by sciencejerk 6mo ago
Did you not read the linked blog post? Author admits that Claude did a good job
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by sciencejerk 6mo ago
Maybe adapt and still die anyway?
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by sciencejerk 6mo ago
Large scale AI datacenters require a very expensive physical supply chain that includes cheap land, water, and electricity, political leverage, human architects and builders to build datacenters, and massive capital investments. Yes, AI wil
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by sciencejerk 7mo ago
I think that they mean that "routine" work like AI agent prompting and config is repetitive, predictable and somewhat thoughtless work. Human employees that perform repetitive, predictable, thoughtless work are easy to replace wit
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by sciencejerk 7mo ago
Fair point, but I think the situation is a bit more complicated when a user "needs the site for work", or something urgent. You might have smart cautious users that feel like they have no choice but to proceed and click through th
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by sciencejerk 7mo ago
Yes. Visitors to the site are vulnerable to Man in the Middle (MitM) attacks, IF they click past the warning (which many people do)
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by sciencejerk 7mo ago
I think the HN crowd is full of outliers. You folks are unrestricted internet success stories. Congrats! For every one of you there has to be 100 or 1000 gaming and social media addicts.
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by sciencejerk 7mo ago
Interesting perspective; medical regulation as a business moat
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by sciencejerk 7mo ago
Only 21 artists??
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by sciencejerk 7mo ago
Do we really want the entire world to be endlessly full of cookie-licking rent seekers who demand profit every time anyone does anything? Because they failed to capture the value they created, and thus demand a piece of the pie from those
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by sciencejerk 7mo ago
I wonder if any poisoned data made it into LLM training data pipelines?
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by sciencejerk 7mo ago
I mentioned "left-leaning, anti-police" because this particular city attempted to reduce its police force, due to a general distrust in (local?) police authority. It appears that USA police forces might be more violent because the
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by sciencejerk 7mo ago
Based on comments here, I'm thinking that a lot of the Flock opposition is affiliated with the anti-ICE movements. Flock seems to be viewed here as a tool to persecute and hunt down law-abiding government enemies, potentially bypassing
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by sciencejerk 7mo ago
The research costs are not free. The businesses need to recoup the cost in some way shape or form, even if in the long term. Seems expensive as an anti-moat to detrench competitors

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